What is the error? Copy and paste what you are doing and what error you are seeing.

First, you need to read the "Question Guidelines" and "How to ask a smart question" links in my posting signature. This is NOT URGENT for ANYONE HERE...we volunteer our time, so asking for/expecting 'urgent' help because YOU are in a hurry, is plain rude.
As szboardstretcher said, unless you actually TELL US the error, and where you get it, what do you think we'll be able to tell you? Also, Ubuntu 14.04 is OLD...why start out with an old system/software?? Further..this sounds very much like you got a job, and don't really know how to do it....you're a PHP developer, who says they have installed LAMP before 'in good way only'...so why are you having problems??? There are THOUSANDS of guides as to how to set up LAMP on Ubuntu...did you follow any of them??

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How To Install LAMP on Ubuntu 14.04 [Quickstart]
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Be.../BashScripting

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Originally Posted by TB0ne First, you need to read the "Question Guidelines" and "How to ask a smart question" links in my posting signature. This is NOT URGENT for ANYONE HERE...we volunteer our time, so asking for/expecting 'urgent' help because YOU are in a hurry, is plain rude.

Yes., TB0ne You Are Totally Right In This Tip . I Am Sorry.,
I Need To Read This Rules & Guide For The Forum.

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Originally Posted by TB0ne As szboardstretcher said, unless you actually TELL US the error, and where you get it, what do you think we'll be able to tell you? Also, Ubuntu 14.04 is OLD...why start out with an old system/software?? Further..this sounds very much like you got a job, and don't really know how to do it....you're a PHP developer, who says they have installed LAMP before 'in good way only'...so why are you having problems??? There are THOUSANDS of guides as to how to set up LAMP on Ubuntu...did you follow any of them??

Ubuntu 14.04 Is Old, I guess Not So Old But Its Long Term Support So That's Why I Didn't Go To 16.04-- Still Have Bugs & I Need Something Stable..
I Still Not Get Any Jobs In Web Development, I Just Still To Get Some Experience In Making Some Pages Not For Real Work But Like A Practice, & I Wasn't Asking About Some Pages To Do For Me. My Ask Was About Steps In Changing Local Host Directory Without Getting Errors Like Access Denied Or Not Founded...
No, I Am Not A Php Developer, I Am Starting To Be Like I Said, Took A course For Basics And Preparing For Another In Advanced Web Development With Php,
I Already Installed Lamp Long Time Ago And I Did Now My Problem Was As Mentioned In Changing Directory In Steps AS Permissions And Configurations This May Cause Errors For Bunch Of People..

I Did Followed This Sources And I Did Installed Lamp.Not The Problem .. AS Mentioned On Top My Question Was About ( Configuration And Permissions Tips For Changing Local host Directories Without Getting Any Errors )

Wish A Great Days For Every One.

..which you should have done before posting anything, but it's fine. Also, PLEASE stop with the fonts, colors, etc.
16.04 is quite stable, thanks. And why just Ubuntu?? If this is for a production server, you'd be far better off with CentOS 7.x, or RHEL if you're going to pay for it. Those are MUCH more stable.
And we asked you WHAT the error(s) were and where you got them. You have still not answered.
And you STILL don't tell us what the steps are that you're following, where you got the error, etc. Again, WE CANNOT GUESS.
See previous posts about actually telling us what the error(s) are.
"Blow the whole lamp" is ridiculous...you can re-install easily, in minutes. And again, you can keep searching all you want, but unless you tell us the what/where as you've been asked since the beginning, it's pointless to post back.

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You were asked to stop with fonts and colors, you make your posts harder to read. You came here for help, why alienate people who could help you?

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AGAIN you need to read the LQ Rules, and pay particular attention to the parts about text-speak and NOT USING IT. It's "you", not "U". And AGAIN, you have been asked about half dozen times now to TELL US WHAT THE ERRORS ARE AND WHERE YOU GOT THEM...do you not understand this???? Just saying " Changing Directory In Steps AS Permissions And Configurations" tells us absolutely ZERO. To put it very, VERY simply:

• Do not use such an old version of Ubuntu, especially if you're learning. The real world does not use such old systems in a production setting.
• You mention 'steps'...but do not tell us WHAT STEPS, where you got them, etc.
• You mention an error...but do not tell us WHAT THAT ERROR ACTUALLY IS
• You do not tell us where you got that error, or what you were doing to cause it.

Again..we cannot guess.
Tip: do not ignore questions and be snotty. You started off by expecting 'urgent' help, then apologize and say you'll read the forum rules. Then promptly get sarcastic again, ignore the rules and use text-speak, and STILL don't answer the questions you were asked.

Unless you post actual, useful details, there is NO POINT in posting anything, anywhere. THINK about what you're asking...if you had a car problem, and just said to the mechanic, "My car won't go", what do you think they'll be able to tell you from that??? That's exactly the type of question you've asked here. You've only said you got some error...and say nothing else. Either post the details, answer the questions you've been asked, and obey the forum rules (and BASIC rules of being polite), or go elsewhere and see if they can guess as to what your problem is. We sure can't.

If you are getting access denied trying to open a file, the owner:group and/or permissions are not correct.
If you are getting a file not found it is because the file being sought is not in the expected location. If you want to change the default location of files served by Apache, you need to change the Document Root entry in the httpd.conf file. If you are using php, you need to change the Document Root in the php.ini file. On Ubuntu 14, the Apache configuration file is in /etc/apache2/sites-available and is named "000-default.conf". The php.ini file should be in /etc/php5/apache2.

Reading over your posts, I'm not really sure that is what you are asking?

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It's text speak, and mentioned in the forum rules. Stop it.
Wrong...go back and count. You have been asked that many times. Pay attention.
I have been TRYING TO HELP YOU, but you WILL NOT ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ASKED. You STILL haven't...this makes SEVEN TIMES now.
..and the current version is 16.04. You are two major versions behind, which is OLD, period.
Nope...you said you had an error. Still won't say WHICH of the 'famous' errors you have, what instructions you've followed to get it, etc. Your message is vague, period. Unless you clarify, there is no point in posting back saying you have a 'permission error'. Not where you see it, not what you do to get it, not where it's mentioned anywhere.
Grow up. No one has been impolite but you...you started out rude, and CONTINUE to be even more rude now. We have asked VERY PLAINLY what your errors are...you refuse to answer, and ignore the forum rules, Now you whine about 'abuse'??? Have we not also asked you to stop with the fonts/colors/centering, etc??? And you continue....
We have spent ALL of our time, and not just me, trying to get you to actually tell us the errors you're having. You haven't answered, despite being asked (politely) numerous times. Change your attitude, stop with the "I'm being persecuted" junk, and answer the direct, simple questions you've been asked. If you don't like it, click the "REPORT" button, and get a moderator to step in with the supposed "abuse".

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No one is, despite being asked many times. Apparently, it's a 'famous' error...